Aspire

Aspire shoppers usually need one of two things: a replacement part for an Aspire device they already own, or a first Aspire kit. Our Aspire range for Canada has 20+ hardware listings priced from $3.99 to $74.99, from coils, pods and glass up to complete kits. If you need a part, start with the exact model name printed on your tank or device.

Kits, tanks and parts: how the Aspire range divides

Our Aspire range splits into three groups: complete kits, tanks sold on their own, and replacement parts. Knowing which group you need narrows the list quickly, because a part only makes sense next to the model it was made for.

Among the kits, the Minican Lite Kit (3ml) and the Minican 4 Plus 3ml Pod Kit are pod systems, the Zelos 3 80W Starter Kit and the Zelos M80 80W Kit (4ml) are the two 80W kits, and the Favostix 2 Kit is a separate design. The Nautilus 3 Tank (CRC), Nautilus 3S Tank (CRC) and Nautilus 3SR (4 ml) Tank are sold without a device, and each one comes in a choice of finishes.

Most Aspire listings are parts and consumables: coil 5-packs, pod 2-packs, replacement glass and tubes, and a Nautilus 3 drip tip (the mouthpiece that sits on top of the tank).

Colours and finishes appear as options on a single product, not as separate products. For example, the Zelos M80 is one listing with several finishes to choose from. To compare Aspire with other brands, our full vape hardware range shows kits, tanks and parts side by side.

Matching coils, pods and glass to your Aspire device

Each Aspire replacement part is listed under the model it is named for, so the name on your hardware decides your order. A series name alone is not enough. "Nautilus", for instance, appears on several different coil and glass listings. Read the full model name, including any number or letter suffix, before you add anything to your cart.

Coils

Aspire coils are listed as separate product lines:

• Nautilus Coils (5 pack): 0.7, Mesh 1.0, Mesh 0.3, 1.6 and 1.8 ohm
• Nautilus 2S Coils: 0.4 and 0.7 Mesh
• Nautilus X Coils (5 pack): 1.8 ohm
• BVC Coils (5 pack): 1.8 ohm
• PockeX Coils (5 pack): 0.6 and 1.2 ohm
• Flexus AF Mesh Coils (5 pack): 0.6 ohm

Nautilus, Nautilus X and BVC coils all come in 1.8 ohm, but they are separate listings with different names. Two coils with the same resistance are not necessarily interchangeable.

Pods

Aspire pods are listed by system. The Minican Replacement Pods (2 Pack, 3mL) and the TSX Replacement Pods (2 Pack) each come in 0.8 and 1.0 ohm. Minican pods and TSX pods are different products, so choose the system name that matches your device.

Glass and tubes

Aspire replacement glass is listed by tank. The listings are:

• Nautilus 3 22(MM) Replacement Glass (3ML)
• Nautilus 3 Replacement Glass (CRC)
• Nautilus 3SR Honeycomb Tube (4 ml), in black
• PockeX Pyrex Tube (2ml, Rainbow or White)

The Nautilus 3, 3S and 3SR are separate tanks with their own listings, so the suffix matters when you choose glass. If the name on your hardware does not clearly match a listing, check the product page before you order rather than assuming a part made for one model fits another.

Reading the ohm values on Aspire coils and pods

The ohm value on an Aspire coil or pod is the electrical resistance of its heating element. In our Aspire range, resistance runs from 0.3 ohm (Nautilus Mesh 0.3) to 1.8 ohm (Nautilus, Nautilus X and BVC coils).

As a general rule, resistance relates to power and draw style. Higher-resistance coils, around 1.0 ohm and above, run at lower wattage. They usually go with a tighter mouth-to-lung draw, where vapour is drawn into the mouth first and then inhaled. Sub-ohm coils (below 1.0 ohm) need more power. They usually give a more open, direct-to-lung draw and tend to use e-liquid faster.

"Mesh" in a coil name means the heating element is a mesh strip, not wound wire. The Aspire mesh options here are the Nautilus Mesh 1.0 and Mesh 0.3, the Nautilus 2S 0.7 Mesh, and the Flexus AF Mesh 0.6.

The type of device you own limits your choice. A pod kit only takes the resistances its pods come in, which is 0.8 or 1.0 ohm for Minican and TSX pods. Coil-based tanks offer a wider spread. Choose a resistance your device can power. If you're unsure, start with the resistance your device or tank shipped with.

Pod kits or 80W kits: choosing a first Aspire device

For a first Aspire device, the choice is usually between a compact pod kit and an 80W kit. The biggest difference between them is upkeep.

The Minican kits are pod systems listed at 3 ml. Each pod has its own resistance rating, so when a pod wears out you replace the whole pod. You have fewer parts to track, but you can only choose the resistances the pods come in. Check the kit's product page to confirm which replacement pod it takes.

The Zelos 3 and Zelos M80 carry 80W in their product names, and the Zelos M80 kit is listed at 4ml. In kits built around a tank, coils are replaced separately from the tank. That gives you more resistance options but more parts to keep track of. Each kit's product page shows which pods or coils it uses, including the Favostix 2.

Ongoing purchases also differ. A pod kit means reordering pod 2-packs. A tank kit means reordering coil packs, and sometimes glass.

Aspire hardware comes without e-liquid or nicotine, so you choose e-liquid separately. You can browse e-liquids by profile, such as tobacco flavours, menthol flavours, fruit flavours or flavourless options. Provincial rules on flavoured products differ.